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2023, Volume 69, Issue 1
- 9-28 Quo Vadis, Market Economy? Challenges of Sustainability and Values, Possible Answers
by Gyorgy Kocziszky - 29-45 Financing a Sustainable Economy in Hungary,Opportunities and Challenges:Decarbonisation, Green Transition, Sustainable Finance,Central Bank
by Csaba Kandracs - 46-63 Sustainable Growth, Growth Potential
by Peter Halmai - 64-74 Spatial Localization of the Sustainable Development Goals
by Jozsef Benedek - 75-90 Sustainable Employment
by Kolos Kardkovacs - 91-107 Fiscal Sustainability in Focus
by Gergely Baksay & Gabor P.Kiss - 108-113 The Most Recent Alliance between Faith and Knowledge to Save our Created World
by Ibolya Torok & Egon Nagy - 114-118 New Economics for Sustainability
by Pal Peter Kolozsi - 119-122 Sustainability, in other Words Responsibility for the Future, is Fundamentally a Question of Values
by Zsuzsanna Hornyik
2022, Volume 67, Issue 5
- 7-27 Some taxonomic elements of the internal control of public finances and experiences of teaching them at the University of Public Service
by Csaba Lentner - 28-47 Supporting decision-making with the tools of risk management
by Istvan Fekete - 48-65 Role of coaching in the Hungarian economic development - with particular attention to management development and internal audit
by Istvan Kunos - 66-82 Consulting activities of internal auditors in the public sector in Hungary
by Tamas Kovacs
2022, Volume 67, Issue 4
- 491-505 The Motives for Issuing Central Bank Digital Currency and the Challenges of Introduction Thereof
by Elemer Tertak & Levente Kovacs - 506-521 Central Bank Digital Currency: the Next Money Revolution? Central Bank Digital Currencies in the Dimension of Geopolitics
by Eszter Boros & Marcell Horvath - 522-538 Central Bank Digital Currency: A New Instrument of Monetary Policy
by Balazs Koczian & Andras Kollarik & Lorant Kiss & Peter Simon - 539-552 Monetary Sovereignty and Central Bank Digital Currency
by Gabor Horvath - 553-566 Is the Renminbi a Global Currency in the Making? Globalization of Digital yuan
by Wycliffe Obwori Alwago - 567-584 Socialisation Determining Individual Financial Decisions from the Aspect of Financial Literacy
by Agnes Csiszarik-Kocsir - 585-600 First Year Experience of the Abolition of the €22 Rule and the Introduction of the New e-Commerce VAT Laws
by Kristof Peter Bakai & Laszlo Suba & Andrea Szabo
2022, Volume 67, Issue 3
- 315-334 The appearance of economic, social, financial and environmental sustainability aspects in the practices of the The appearance of economic, social, financial and environmental sustainability aspects in the practices of the National Bank of Hungary
by Gyorgy Matolcsy - 335-357 Renewable Energy Production and Storage Options and their Economic Impacts in Hungary
by Marton Nemeth - 358-378 Natural Gas in Central and South East Europe: a Unifying Market and New Challenges
by Andras Giday & Laszlo Fritsch - 379-395 Potential model to support the achievement of corporate carbon neutrality
by Ferenc Bognar & Elvira Bocskei - 396-412 Lessons learned from an operational smart grid through the example of a local government in Hungary
by Noemi Piricz & Balazs Revesz - 413-429 Business opportunities in power supply with gas engines in the health sector
by Istvan Vokony & Balint Sinkovics & Peter Mark Sores & Daniel Divenyi & Maria Csete Szalmane - 430-447 Possible real economic consequences of financial actors' attitudes towards climate change and realized risks
by Peter Malits & Marton Nedim El-Meouch & Aron Drabancz - 448-462 Assessment of audit activities in the public administration with a focus on the types of audits: practice in the public sector of the V4 countries
by Lenka Hudakova Stasova - 463-481 Comparison of economic cycles of the Slovak economy and other Visegrad Four countries
by Eleonora Matouskova
2022, Volume 67, Issue 2
- 159-180 Sustainable catching-up requires a complete turn in competitiveness
by Gergely Baksay & Agnes Nagy - 181-195 New aspects of sustainability: analysis of the European practice of non-financial reports
by Anita Boros & Csaba Lentner & Vitez Nagy - 196-212 China, as the sovereign creditor of emerging markets and developing economies
by Andras Pora & Valeria Szeplaki - 213-230 The re-emergence of sovereign spread in emerging countries in the post-Covid-19 economy
by Sabri Alipanah & Mercedesz Meszaros & Gabor David Kiss - 231-247 Exchange rate developments of cryptocurrencies based on event study analysis
by Vivienn Czeczeli & Martin Vilonya - 248-269 The relationship between asset purchases, monetary aggregates, and inflation between 2007 and 2022 – An example of the Federal Reserve
by Mate Csiki - 270-287 Behavioral Aspects of Tax Amnesties and Their Effects in Twelve Countries
by M. Mustafa Erdogdu & Sevda Akar - 288-303 Bankrobotics: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Powered Banking Risk Management: Prevention of money laundering and terrrorism financing
by Alexandra Prisznyak
2022, Volume 67, Issue 1
- 7-32 Teachers' financial literacy
by Erzsebet Nemeth & Daniel Beres & Katalin Huzdik & Boglarka Deak-Zsoter & Aranka Meszaros - 33-55 Attitude of Hungarian Young Adults Towards Bank Loans: The Risk Mitigation Trap
by Daniel Beres & Katalin Huzdik - 56-67 Helicopter Money and Basic Income, or a Work-Based Society? A brief history of wages, benefits, loans and quantitative easing
by Balint Tamas Vargha - 68-82 Special difficulties in forecasting GDP in the pandemic situation (2020-2021). Is there a Keynesian resurgence?
by Istvan Antal Magas - 83-99 Financing agricultural pensions on the European continent
by Andras Giday & Tibor Tatay - 100-115 Ambivalent change in CDS spreads in the Eurozone
by Laszlo Torok - 116-129 Disclosure of Intellectual Capital. Evidence from Indian Annual Reports
by Soumya Singhal & Seema Gupta & Vijay Kumar Gupta - 130-149 Equity Based Crowdfunding: Determinants of Successful Campaign: the Case of Crowdcube Platform in the United Kingdom
by Virginia Kirigo Wachira & Esther Wanjiru Wachira
2021, Volume 66, Issue 6
- 7-30 Comparative analysis of the economic development paths of Hungarian counties
by Gyorgy Kocziszky & Dora Szendi - 31-51 Measuring and analysing the financial performance of state-owned economic entities
by Krisztina Kistoth - 52-74 Accrual accounting – an untapped opportunity to measure the performance of budgetary bodies
by Tamas Borbely & Maria Kiraly Szikszaine & Sandor Kakas - 75-87 Exploring effectiveness reserves in hospitals with the DEA method
by Daniella Kucsma & Krisztina Varga - 88-107 Government Internal Control System and Local Government Administration Performance: Evidence from Indonesian Local Governments
by Jaka Winarna & Muhtar Muhtar & Sutaryo Sutaryo & Prihatnolo Gandhi Amidjaya
2021, Volume 66, Issue 5
- 7-22 Could the Global Digital Service Providers be Persuaded to Pay Their Share?
by Norbert Teski & Gyula Pulay - 23-51 Artificial intelligence in public administration - supporting administrative decisions
by Erzsebet Fejes & Ivan Futo - 52-67 Authentic and reliable data in the service of national public data asset
by Gergely Palmai & Szabolcs Csernyak & Zoltan Eredelyi - 68-82 Romanian Auditors' Perception Concerning the IT Impact in the Big Data Era
by Lavinia Mihaela Cristea
2021, Volume 66, Issue 4
- 467-481 How Effective are School Years? Examining the Link Between Human Capital and Economic Growth in European Countries, 2014–2019
by Ilona Ida Balog - 482-500 Some State Financial Segments of the Childbirth and Family Support System in Slovakia
by Csaba Lentner & Zsolt Horbulak - 501-516 50 years of real convergence – without extractives dependency and tax havens
by Robert Csoma - 517-534 Did the Covid-19 Pandemic Affect the Relationship Between Trading Volume and Return Volatility in the Cryptocurrencies?
by Serkan Samut & Rahmi Yamak - 535-550 Modelling intergovernmental fiscal equalisation in Zimbabwe: Towards resolving vertical and horizontal fiscal imbalances
by Vincent Chakunda & Canicio Dzingirai & Arthur Chikerema - 551-567 Dynamic Effects of Corruption on General Government Final Consumption Expenditure: Evidence from OECD Countries
by Emin Efecan Aktas - 568-583 Chinese Investment under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Implications on Banking Performance in Pakistan
by Sabeeh Ullah & Zia Muhammad & Rauf Gul
2021, Volume 66, Issue 3
- 311-336 Household green finances: demand in focus
by Andras Bethlendi & Andras Pora - 337-358 Missed Opportunities of Simplification Regarding Personal Income Tax Systems in Hungary
by Eva Bonifert Szabone - 359-380 The Impact of the First Wave of Covid-19 on the Financial Security of Students in Higher Education in Economics
by Botond Kalman & Judit Barczi & Zoltan Zeman - 381-396 Measurement of creative accounting by Transparency and Disclosure Index (TDI) method in automobile industry
by Ervin Denich & Daniel Hajdu - 397-412 How is it done? Comparison between the margin calculation methodology of central counterparties and clearinghouses
by Melinda Friesz & Kata Varadi - 413-428 Crowdfunding in Kenya: Factors for Successful Campaign. The Case of Kickstarter Crowdfunding Platform
by Esther Wanjiru Wachira & Virginia Kirigo Wachira - 429-450 The contribution of ESG information to the financial stability of European banks
by Balázs Toth & Edit Lippai-Makra & Daniel Szladek & Gabor David Kis
2021, Volume 66, Issue 2
- 175-194 Survey of Hungarian high school students’ financial literacy in the last 10 years based on the Econventio test
by Peter Kovacs & Eva Kuruczleki & Tamas Attila Racz & Tamas Lilla Liptak - 195-210 Methodological Analysis of Accounting Quality – Empirical Approach to DeAngelo’s Model and the Modified Jones Model
by Ervin Denich - 211-231 Knowledge about past and present financial crises in relation to financial education
by Agnes Csiszarik-Kocsir & Janos Varga & Monika Garai-Fodor - 232-251 Competences in the field of finance – results of a population survey
by Reka Szobonyi - 252-274 Merger Control in Hungary
by Csaba Balázs Rigo & András Toth & Andras Bodocsi & Judit Buranszki & Attila Dudra
2021, Volume 66, Issue 1
- 7-31 Resilience in Focus. Certain Mechanisms of the Deepening of the Economic and Monetary Union
by Peter Halmai - 32-49 Hungarian Development Opportunities of the Resilient and Innovative Space Industry
by Bianka Parragh & Gusztav Bager & Arpad Kovacs & Gergely Toth - 50-67 ‘Captivated by Liquidity’ – Theoretical Traps and Practical Mazes
by Zsuzsanna Novak & Tibor Tatay - 68-90 W-shaped Recovery in the Two Waves of the Coronavirus Pandemic
by Daniel Molnar & Diana Horvath & Gabor Regos - 112-133 The Opportunities of the Performance-based Publication Model in Hungary
by Peter Sasvari & Anna Urbanovics & Balint Teleki - 155-166 Analysis of the Influence of the Price of Raw Oil and Natural Gas on the Prices of Indices and Shares of the Turkish Stock Exchange
by Nurkhodzha Akbulaev & Basti Aliyeva & Shehla Rzayeva - 275-290 The position of heterodox economics in economic science
by Eleonora Matouskova - 291-302 Post Draw Effects of Prize Bonds’ Investment on Bullion Returns
by Malik Ghulam Shabbir Rabbani & Babar Zaheer Butt
2020, Volume 66, Issue 1
- 91-111 Fiscal Distress of Hungarian Local Governments in the Light of the Debt Consolidation and the Reorganisation of the Municipal System
by Tamas Attila Racz & Balazs Toth - 134-150 The Impact of the Institutional Factors in the Public Sphere on Export in OECD Countries
by Alper Ozmen & Tufan Saritas
2020, Volume 65, Issue 6
- 7-24 Competitiveness as a Decisive Criterion for Sustainability
by György Matolcsy - 25-56 Sustainable Budget and the Sustainability Appearing in the Budget
by László Domokos & Gyula Pulay - 57-85 Sustainability of the Pension System, Risks and Opportunities
by à kos Péter & Erzsébet Németh & Bálint Tamás Vargha - 86-115 The Coronavirus Crisis, Sustainable Development and the Incentive State Model
by Gusztáv Báger & Bianka Parragh
2020, Volume 65, Issue 5
- 7-22 Audit Performance Measurement Model and the Main Areas of Performance Management
by László Domokos & Dóra Weltherné Szolnoki - 23-43 Measuring the Macroeconomic Performance of Public Finance Management
by Gyula Pulay & József Simon - 44-77 Assessment of the Sustainability of Community-owned (non-financial) Business Associations
by György Kocziszky & Mariann Veresné Somosi
2020, Volume 65, Issue 4
- 457-471 Aging Society and Attitude to Risk
by Mónika Kuti & Zoltán Schepp - 472-484 The Financial System’s Resilience is Everything, but at what Cost?
by Melinda Friesz - 485-496 Impact of US Economic Policy Uncertainty on Geopolitical Risk. Evidence from BRIC Economies
by Imtiaz Arif & Amna Sohail Rawat & Muhammad Shahbaz - 497-514 Testing Minsky’s Financial Fragility Hypothesis for Turkey’s Public Finances
by Cansin Kemal Can & Ismail Canöz - 515-530 The Symbolic Significance of Digital Services Tax and its Practical Consequences
by Csaba Balázs Rigó & András Tóth - 531-553 Opportunities for Simplification in the Personal Income Tax Systems of the Visegrad Countries
by Éva Bonifert Szabóné - 554-583 Financial Literacy. Who, whom and what are they Training for? Comparative Analysis 2016–2020
by Erzsébet Németh & Tamás Bálint Vargha & Kinga Domokos
2020, Volume 65, Issue 3
- 323-349 Economic Exposure and Crisis Resilience in Exogenous Shock. The Short-Term Economic Impact of the Covid–19 Pandemic in the EU
by Vivien Czeczeli & Gábor Kutasi & Pál Kolozsi & à dám Marton - 348-361 Rise of Public Debt in EU Countries Due to the Coronavirus. Post-recovery Public Debt Rates along with Different Recession Scenarios
by László Török - 362-382 Challenges to Social Protection and Social Cohesion in Crisises in the Financial Sector
by Elemér Terták & Levente Kovács - 383-396 Lives and Livelihoods. Post-Crisis Paradigm Shifts in Economic Theory and Practice
by Katalin Botos - 397-410 Impact of Earnings Variability and Regulatory Measures on Income Smoothening in Islamic banks. Evidence from an Emerging Market
by Amina Malik & Babar Zaheer Butt & Shahab Ud Din & Haroon Aziz - 411-429 Strengthening the Small and Medium Enterprise Sector by Switching to Bills and Notes
by Zsuzsanna Szalay & László Vértesy & Zsuzsanna Novák - 430-442 The Re-emergence of the Residual Income Model in the Valuation of Firms and Investment Projects
by Edina Erb Cziglerné - 443-447 About the Sustainable Good Governance
by Viktor Milanov
2020, Volume 65, Issue 2
- 151-167 Exploring the link betweenPublic Investment and LongRun Economic Growth
by Amna Sohail Rawat & Lubna Khan - 168-195 Time Varying Stock MarketIntegration and DiversificationOpportunities within Emergingand Frontier Markets
by Sultan Salahuddin & Muhammad Kashif & Mobeen Ur Rehman - 196-209 Corruption and Financial Development. Evidence from Eastern Europe and Central Asia Countries
by Ibrahim Halil Eksi & Berna Dogan - 210-224 Asymmetry in the Reaction Function of Monetary Policy in Emerging Economies
by Trung Thanh Bui & Gábor Dávid Kiss - 225-244 The Accounting and LegalIssues of Capital Reserve, with Particular Emphasis on CapitalIncrease by Share Premium
by Elvira Böcskei & András Bethlendi & László Vértesy - 245-262 The Public Sector Accounting Reform of 2014 in the Lightthe Experiences of the Local Governments. A Pilot Project to Explore the Problems
by Balázs Tóth - 263-283 New Indicator to Measure Tax Burden – Proposal
by András Giday & Tibor Tatay - 284-311 Financial Vulnerability of the Hungarian Population
by Erzsébet Németh & Boglárka Zsótér & Dániel Béres
2020, Volume 65, Issue 1
- 7-23 Pension System in the Changing Society
by József Botos & Katalin Botos - 24-30 Does counters’ responsibility end at the margin of the marginal utility?
by Gyula Pulay - 31-41 Family Allowance and Pension Dependent on the Number of Children: Optimality and Neutrality
by András Simonovits - 42-50 The Point of the Message is Something different
by József Banyár - 51-66 Analysis of the Economic Impact of Mass Immigration in the Light of German Data
by Tibor Tatay & Katalin Bándy - 67-83 The Determining Factors of Financial Culture, Financial Literacy and Financial Behavior
by László Csorba - 84-111 Top Performance in Investments in the Hungarian Economy
by Gusztáv Báger & Tímea Cseh - 112-133 Comparative Analysis of Budgetary Indicators of European Municipal Subsystems in the Post-Crisis Term between 2009–2018
by Szilárd Hegedûs & Csaba Lentner - 134-141 About the Sustainable Good Governance
by Bianka Parragh
2019, Volume 64, Issue 4
- 455-470 An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between Economic Growth and Credit Volumes in Hungary
by József Varga & Elbegdorj Temuulen & Tibor Bareith - 471-493 Study on the Capital of Domestic Health Funds in an Environment of Interest Rates Close to Zero
by Balázs Tóth & Máté Csiki & Gábor Dávid Kiss - 494-510 The Determinants of Income Distribution, an Empirical Analysis of Developing Countries
by Farah Naz Ata & Shaista Alam & Noman Saeed - 511-525 The Inherent Faults of the State Pension System and the Main Direction of its Improvement
by József Banyár - 526-541 Marginal Utilities and Marginal Costs of Having Children
by Péter Mihályi - 542-558 Compliance Audit Issues of State-owned Business Associations
by Anita Boros
2019, Volume 64, Issue 3
- 319-336 The Scientific Reliability of International Corruption Rankings
by Erzsébet Németh & Bálint Tamás Vargha & Katalin Ágnes Pályi - 337-349 Assessment of the Macroeconomic Risk Analysis of International Credit Rating Agencies against the Principles of Soundness and Credibility
by József Simon & Henrietta Simon-András - 350-368 What Do Competitiveness Rankings Show Us?
by Bálint Tamás Vargha & Erzsébet Németh & Katalin Ágnes Pályi - 369-392 The Journals on the Domestic Lists of the IX Section of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Light of the Requirements of International Journal Selection
by Péter Sasvári & Anna Urbanovics - 393-413 Online Budget Transparency Index and its Determinants in Slovenian Municipalities
by Maja Klun & Jože Benèina & Lan Umek - 414-432 Chapters from Economic Theories on Hysteresis
by István Posgay & Gábor Regõs & Diána Horváth & Dániel Molnár - 433-445 Modernity and Timeliness – The Most Important Aspects of Hungarian Accounting in the First Half of the 20th Century
by Borbély Katalin
2019, Volume 64, Issue 2
- 173-188 Personality Testing of Salespeople Working in Finance
by István Juhász - 189-207 The Evolution of the Insurance Consumer Protection Approach in Hungary
by József Banyár & Petra Turi - 208-221 Earning Management and the Likelihood of Financial Distress in Banks
by Amina Malik & Shahab Ud Din & Khuram Shafi & Babar Zaheer Butt & Haroon Aziz - 222-238 Price Movements of IPO Stocks during the Lock-Up Period
by András Kecskés - 239-259 The Effects of Earnings Surprises in Quarterly Reports on S&P 500 Components
by Dávid Andor Rácz & Gergely Huszár - 260-276 Systemic Risk Dimensions in the Hungarian Banking and Insurance Sector
by Borbála Szüle - 277-293 Comparing the IMF and the ESM through Bond Market Premia in the Eurozone
by Gábor Dávid Kiss & Máté Csiki & János Zoltán Varga - 294-310 The Role of Development Banks in the Economic Development Policy of the Republic of Korea
by György Iván Neszmélyi
2019, Volume 64, Issue 1
- 7-29 The Model of capitalism of Hungary's dependent economy as compared to Other Visegrád countries
by László György & Dániel Oláh - 30-50 Middle-Income Trap or Development Trap and its Budgetary Effects
by Magdolna Csath - 51-71 Past and Future: New Ways in Municipal (Property) Management after Debt Consolidation
by Szilárd Hegedûs & Csaba Lentner & Petronella Molnár - 72-92 The Effect of Labour Cost Reduction on Employment of Vulnerable Groups
by Svraka András - 93-109 Ten Years after The Global Economic Crisis
by István Magas - 110-127 Barabási-Type Laws of Success, Networks and Public Funds in Hungarian Science
by József Móczár - 128-148 How has the Eurozone Changed Since its Inception?
by Anita Pelle & Marcell Zoltán Végh - 149-164 Global Property – Global Power
by Barnabás Lenkovics
2018, Volume 63, Issue 4
- 433-447 'Tetrahedron Effect'. Connections Between the Central Bank Base Rate, Cash Holdings, Retail Deposits, Lending and Seigniorage in Hungary
by Ernõ Huszti - 448-472 Cash or Card? An Explorative Analysis of Consumers’ Payment Behaviour in Hungary
by Tamás Végsõ & Ágnes Belházyné Illés & Anikó Bódi-Schubert - 473-489 Local Alternative Currencies. New Opportunities in Expanding Local Financial Services
by Csaba Lakócai & Zoltán Gál & Sándor Zsolt Kovács - 490-510 Objective Corruption Risks – Subjective Controls. Integrity of Publicly Owned Business Associations, Methodology and Results of the Integrity Survey
by Gyula Pulay & Anikó Lucza - 511-529 Validity of Value-based Consumer Behaviour Models in Terms of the Financial Awareness of Generations Z and Y
by Mónika Garai-Fodor & Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsir - 530-548 How to Strengthen Hungarian Small Enterprises that Face the Challenges of Neo-globalization
by László Árva & Magdolna Csath & András Giday - 549-566 Analyzing the Link Between Accounting Sensitive Non-Debt Tax Shields and Investment Opportunity Set
by Mobeen Ur Rehman & Muhammad Arsalan Butt & Muddasar Ghani Khwaja & Muhammad Kashif - 567-580 Securities Post-trading Infrastructure – Past, Present and Future
by Dániel Béres
2018, Volume 63, Issue 3
- 289-302 The Role and Impact of Trust on the Operation and Sustainability of the State
by Norbert Kis - 303-318 Green Bond, the Financial Instrument that Supports Sustainable Development. Opportunities and Barriers
by Zsolt Mihálovits & Attila Tapaszti - 319-334 Sustainable Growth – Sustainable Financial Services in the European Union
by Andrea Elekes - 335-344 Horizontal Development of Science. Can financial dogma be sustained?
by Katalin Botos - 345-354 Effect of Regulations on Financial Performance and Outreach of MFIs
by Waqas Amin & Fengming Qin & Abdul Rauf & Fayyaz Ahmad - 355-375 Does VAT Cut Appear on the Menu? The Consumer Price Impact of Hungarian VAT Decreases of 2016–2017
by Bálint Ván & Dániel Oláh - 376-401 Tax Burden on Labour Income in the Visegrád Region
by András Giday & László Mádi - 402-423 Methodological Challenges in Cost-Benefit Analysis
by Tünde Vörös
2018, Volume 63, Issue 2
- 139-154 Experiences Concerning Transition to Accrual Accounting in the Public Sector from the Perspective of Supreme Audit Institutions
by József Simon & Tamás Fejszák & Bernhard Schatz & Toma Donchev & Miroslav Ivanov - 155-175 Integrity Risks and Controls of Public Services
by Erzsébet Németh & Bettina Martus & Bálint Tamás Vargha - 176-195 Analysis of the Creditworthiness of Local Government-owned Companies with a Credit Scoring Method
by Zoltán Zéman & Szilárd Hegedûs & Petronella Molnár - 196-215 Towards an Incentive Tax System. Reform of the Tax System and Tax Administration in Hungary
by Bianka Parragh & Dániel Palotai - 216-234 The Impact of Reducing the Corporate Income Tax Rate on the State Aid Practices of EU Member States (2000 to 2015)
by Ábel Czékus - 235-253 Some Features of Hungarian Financial Literacy in the Light of the Economic Behaviour of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
by Ágnes Gyõri & Ágnes Czakó - 254-274 Ireland before and after the Crisis. Authoritative but Hazardous Structural Reforms in Financial Crisis Management
by László Török - 275-280 Yuval Noah Harari: Money
by Tamás Pesuth & Bendegúz Tamás Varga
2018, Volume 63, Issue 1
- 7-23 Economic Growth and Changes in Capital and Labour Income in the USA (1988–2016). Additional Information to the Piketty Thesis
by István Magas - 24-38 The Relationship Between Fiscal Consolidation and Sovereign Debt. Does Fiscal Correction Decrease or Increase Debt Rate?
by Ádám Marton - 39-54 Examining the Financial Literacy of Young Adults. The Correlations of Time Perspective, Financial Well-Being and Delay of Gratification
by Boglárka Zsótér - 55-63 Markus K. Brunnermeier – Harold James – Jean-Pierre Landau: The Euro and the Battle of Ideas
by László Bartók - 64-79 Competitiveness Based on Knowledge and Innovation. Possibilities of Increasing Budget Revenues in the Era of Digitalisation and Robotisation
by Magdolna Csath - 80-95 Comparison of Risk Calculation Based on Historical Simulation and the Copula Function
by Panna Miskolczi - 96-112 Neoliberalism as a Political Programme and Elements of its Implementation. A Narrative in Theoretical History
by Dániel Oláh - 113-129 Impossibility Trilemmas in Hungarian Economic History (1867–1938)
by György Kovács & Bence Varga
2017, Volume 62, Issue 4
- 429-443 Budget Residues Constituting a Budgetary Risk
by Gyula Pulay & József Simon & István Szilas - 444-461 Examination of Indicators Determining the Rate of Government Debt
by Marianna Sávai & Gábor Dávid Kiss - 462-477 The Development and Practice of Electronic Tax Administration
by Rita Anna Ambrus & Zsuzsanna Széles - 478-501 Ergodic Versus Uncertain Financial Processes. Part II. Neoclassical and Institutional Economics
by József Móczár - 502-523 Categorising the Central Bank's Credit Incentive Programs by Targeting and Intensity
by Pál Péter Kolozsi & Bianka Parragh & György Pulai - 537-553 Changes in the Financial Regulatory Environment of Commercial Papers in the United States and Europe
by András Kecskés - 554-572 The Risks of Project Finance – Based on International and Domestic Experiences
by György Walter - 573-577 Michael Hudson: J is for Junk Economics
by Katalin Botos
2017, Volume 62, Issue 3
- 275-293 Ergodic versus Uncertain Financial Processes. Part I. Ergodic Hypothesis and Uncertainty in Financial Theory
by József Móczár - 294-310 The Risk-mitigating Role of Financial Controlling at Local Government Entities. Modelling Profitability and Liquidity Aspects
by Zoltán Zéman - 311-325 The Relationship Between Idiosyncratic, Stock Market Volatility and Excess Stock Returns
by Fatima Rehman & Yasir Kamal & Saif Ul Amin - 326-347 Efficient Bankruptcy and Reorganisation in Domestic Practice
by Éva Pálinkó & Tamás Tóth - 348-361 Impact of MFIs Outreach on Profitability. The Case of Latin America
by Waqas Amin & Fengming Qin & Abdul Rauf & Farid Ahmad - 362-379 The Necessity and Characteristics of Concern Analysis
by Szilvia Simon & Péter Kresalek - 380-400 The Classification of Public Expenditure in Post-Soviet Union States and OECD Member Countries
by Nijat Huseynov - 401-410 Market versus State: in Theory and in Practice. Thoughts on the “Keynes and Hayek” Book Review of Katalin Botos
by László Szakadát